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contiguous : distant ::

fictitious : fabricated
licentious : immoral
imperceptible : conspicuous
morose : sullen

Explanation

Answer: Choice (C) is correct.

Contiguous means neighboring or adjacent, not distant, so look for the answer choice that contains antonyms. Something that is fictitious is made up, or fabricated. Someone who is licentious is immoral or wicked. Someone who is morose is sad or sullen. The only answer choice that contains antonyms is choice (C). Something that is imperceptible is not noticeable, and something that is conspicuous is obvious.

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